10 Awesome OneNote Tips You Should Be Using All The Time [Windows]
My posts on One Note vs Evernote are the most popular posts on this blog. So here’s another for y’all. Brooks Duncan of Documentsnap.com tweets about the following 10 Awesome OneNote Tips article. Here’s a snippet: I am going to ruffle a few feathers here by saying that Microsoft OneNote is just as good as [...]
Brooks Duncan: Make use of OneNote
Brooks Duncan of DocumentSnap.com has a(nother) post about OneNote. This might be of interest to you, as my posts on OneNote vs Evernote are the most popular posts by far. Disclosure: I’m an affiliate of DocumentSnap.com. I promote Brooks’ products because I have found them to be very useful in my attempt to “go paperless”. [...]
Dan Gold’s popular eBook “Evernote®: The unofficial eBook” is selling like hot cakes
Read the GTD book? Have Evernote? Haven’t put the two together yet? This blog post is for you.
OneNote vs Evernote, part deux
OneNote works quite well as a substitute for Evernote (for earlier posts in this series, see Onenote vs Evernote and Problems with OneNote): it’s easy to turn OneNotes into Outlook tasks, that then show up when you open Outlook it’s easy to clip stuff from other applications including the one I use almost exclusively to [...]
Problems with OneNote
I installed OneNote on my home computer and followed Michael Wheatfill’s instructions on setting up OneNote. I created a Skydrive account and synced just fine. I installed OneNote on my office computer, but could not connect with my Skydrive account. I needed some help from my work’s tech support girls first. They finally fixed it. [...]
Problems with OneNote
OneNote is cool, fairly easy to use, once you set it up. But I just ran into a problem. Evernote syncs seamlessly with all the gadgets you’ve installed Evernote on (iPad, work computer, home computer, etc). I tried to do the same with OneNote. I’ve got my notebooks setup to sync with my notebooks on [...]
OneNote vs Evernote
I’ve been such a happy camper with Evernote that I’ve used up my monthly upload limit (60MB), and Evernote kindly asked me if wanted to go premium. I think I will, but not just yet. The main reason I want the premium service is not so much to raise the monthly upload limit from the [...]
Evernote, Simplenote, Dropbox and more
Don’t have time to write now right now but I want to bookmark these pages which look very useful. How to cloudify your Apple life. Without Apple’s help. An introduction to Simplenote which the author prefers to Evernote The cleverest ways to use Dropbox that you’re not using And a site I found very useful [...]
GTD with Outlook 2010 and OneNote 2010
I’ve been using Evernote to go paperless. It’s a major project, but also satisfying to scan those papers then dump them. Thanks to a tip from Daniel Gold who wrote a guide on how to use Evernote to GTD (Get Things Done), I’ve been using tags more and Notebooks less. Notebooks tend to cordon things [...]
